Paul Rudd

Best Armageddon concept idea for a film ever?

Judd Apatow focuses his director’s eye on family life at 40 in this spinoff of 2007′s Knocked Up.

Hope you’re ready to ride the Palomino Stallion, because the San Diego Channel 4 News team will be returning next February. Saddle up.

Election Day arrives in Pawnee, and the race between Leslie and Bobby Newport (Paul Rudd) is neck-and-neck. While waiting for the results, everyone reflects on what the future migh…

In the age of manscaping, metrosexuals, and grooming products galore what does it mean to be a man? Morgan Spurlock explores this question featuring candid interviews with Will Arn…

British GQ lined up some of the most famous comedians and comic actors on the planet for a little bit of beatboxing to promote their April comedy issue. The real star of this video…

David Wain’s sketchy variation on Albert Brooks’ Lost in America benefits from the comedic powerhouse that is Paul Rudd and his back-up performers, Jennifer Aniston and Just…

This Weekend: Fight for freedom with Act of Valor, get lost with Gone, get naked with Wanderlust and remember Red Dawn with Tomorrow, When the War Be…

It it possible that this will actually be funny? Rattled by sudden unemployment, an NYC couple surveys alternative living options, ultimately deciding to experiment with living on …

An urban power couple decide they need to make some big life changes after he loses his job. From yuppie to hippie in 90 minutes.

The penultimate weekend of the summer movie season brings us Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, Our Idiot Brother, Columbiana and The Family Tree.

That’s a pretty major cast. Paul Rudd plays a well meaning (sorta) idiot, who imposes on his family after he gets arrested for selling weed to a cop…in uniform.

Start the summer with this lovable tale of summer’s end starring some of the funniest people on the planet.

It’s worth coming down from the mountain for this comedy inspired by The Ten Commandments, but only if you were on your way already.

Steve Carell and Paul Rudd are paired together in the hilarious Dinner For Schmucks. But which of them is really the loser?